bob turk is tracking the system. lots of things have to come together for us to get a big snow. several ingredients are in place. low pressure expecting. expecting to head to charleston. they will determine exactly how much snow our region gets. but these are the typical types of storms that we have to deal with. and if the storm track changes, makes a huge difference in the amount of precip we get. one thing we do have, we have a lot of cold air in place. because of that, the national weather service has already issued for saturday, a winter storm watch for the entire region. down to southwest virginia. how much do we expect from this system on saturday? this will be an all-day event. generally across north central maryland, from dover, wilmington into the shenandoah valley. some areas could get up to 8, 10, 12 inches for some areas. and a little lesser amounts. 3 to 6. or perhaps more to our north. of course, this will be changing i m sure over the next 12 to 24 hours. we
i think it is part of a pattern of how the mayor has operated. public money for a private vacation. the expense receipts for the mayor s security detail. healthier breakfast, what general mills is changing in some of the most popular cereals. live in high definition, from wbff tv in baltimore, this is fox 45 news late edition . hello general i am jennifer gilbert. and i am jeff barnd. another blast of winter weather comes and goes. started late last night. snow, coming down good in timonium. but it quickly turned to rain and the rain caused flooding, at least, in one familiar spot in south baltimore. cars were swallowed up on positive taps co avenue by 5:00 this morning. three were stuck there. meantime this afternoon, flooding in essex forced part of eastern avenue to close down. between eel and biscayne bay. hopefully it will open by morning. how long is flooding an issue in this area? vytas reid has a look at the forecast. a little the bit of everything
reporter: good morning, we are live at the fairgrounds, the 20th annual festival of trees. benefitting the kennedy kreiger institute. we ll show you beauties when the the eyewitness morning ñ?ñ? the top of the hour, certainly not the top of your list as far as conditions for a wake up go. it s raining, misty out there i guess and that can include some fog. sharon will guide you through in traffic. and marty sewer at first warning weather. go ahead and turn the alarm off, turn the tv off, go back and go back to bed. it s crudey out there. doppler barely picking up the drizzle. we ll show you the misty drizzle in a cloud symbol not rain out there. it s foul out there. by the end of the morning into midday into the afternoon we will see showers. this evening we will bust up and maybe see some clouds in the area. 52 at lunch a high of 55 essentially. temperatures steady at 50 through the day. no rain today, but another chance of rain tomorrow afternoon. i ll tell you abou
next week the coors light silver spotlight invades loon knee s pub south in columbia. joined by my guest at 7:00 for our special thanksgiving edition of the spotlight. here is jennifer gilbert and jeff barnd with the late edition . a lot of times stuff like that happens they are dead. kidnapping victim found alive. a police success story. still no verdict. after the closing arguments, and the deliberations in the mayor s theft trial. and going green when it comes to tvs. where new environmental rules are going into effect. live in high definition, from wbff tv in baltimore, this is fox 45 news late edition . hello, i am jennifer gilbert. and i am jeff barnd. baltimore city police say quick thinking neighbors may have stopped a murder. police tracked down a 17-year-old boy being held hostage in the basement of a have i cant house in southwest baltimore. keith daniels live there with the story tonight. keith? live in the 100 block . . . obviously we re hav
been a hard couple of weeks. mayor shiela dixon leaves court without an answer from the jury. what could beholding up a verdict in her theft trial tonight. glad they found him alive. a victory against crime. how police say they stopped a kidnapping. rain and evening lightning moved through maryland. tell you if the wet weather will move out before the weekend. in the sky watch forecast. and less mail to santa this year. the maryland connection to this very unhappy christmas story. live in high definition, from wbff tv in baltimore, this is fox 45 news at 10:00. the prosecution and the defense make one last pitch to the jury. about the investigation into the mayor s use of gift cards. well, i thought we made the points that had to be made. now all eyes are on the jury as they consider the evidence. in the trial of mayor sheila dixon. good evening, i am jennifer gilbert. and i am jeff barnd. it is now up to a jury to decide whether mayor sheila dixon is